Adult Resources
Here you will find information about the changes happening in our community. Community Resources
- COVID-19 Resources and Information for Farmers
- Keeping Calm and Providing Supportive Parenting During the Coronavirus
- Keeping your distance to stay safe- American Physiological Association
- Federal Resource Matrix for Rural Communities
- Prevent the spread of COVID-19
- Washington State Drive-In WiFi Hotspots Location Finder
WSU’s Elizabeth Weybright, whose research focuses on leisure and boredom, has insights for parents dealing with bored kids at home during this unprecedented pandemic. Click Here to Read More
“Protecting your finances during the Coronavirus pandemic,” Many excellent resources by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, click here.
Search Institute: Nurturing Relationships Online, Advice from Experts (YOUTH) – Check out this resource
Youth Resources
VeryWell Family features a list of 100 Fun Summer Ideas for Kids and Parents by Laureen Miles Brunelli Click Here
63 Easy Science Experiments to Do at Home
Here is a Project from JOANN’s on how to make a pillow. Click Here
This OMSI science video invite you to observe animals and make a bar graph: Click here to watch the video
Learning links from WSU Extension
Here’s an OMSI science video on how to learn basic knot tying: Click here to watch
Click here for ideas for learning at home, including STEM, maker spaces, robotics, coding, virtual field trips, and hands-on 4-H activities.
Games and activities from Asphalt Green: REP IT OUT! From a Distance Click Here, this includes a variety of games that allow for proper distancing and don’t require any shared equipment. “Gold!”
Summer Activity Guide find theme-based lesson plans by age group from 50 State Afterschool Network and Georgia Statewide Afterschool Network. Click Here
Here is a dynamic website with curricula and activities (and some activities that are PDF’s not just links) that are research based and from trusted sources. That’s was put together by Kevin Wright, Director
Learning Links from WSU Extension King County- Click Here
Browse free educational resources from WWF’s Wild Classroom, including species lessons, toolkits with fun activities and games, and expert webinars to bring conservation and science to life in your home. Explore conservation activities for kids
National Geographic’s kids’ site: Click Here
Sign-up Genius has offered a very good list of creative activities! Click Here
Microsoft Office has provided templates for a number of activities, especially coloring and puzzles. Click Here
International Children’s Art Network, courtesy of All Classical radio: Click Here
Here are environmental education activities from Project Learning Tree: Click Here
Nuhop’s “At- Home” Outdoor Education
Here is a collection of science games which can be downloaded from the Smithsonian Science Education Center’s Game Center. They are designed for K-12 students: Click Here
Click Here for Project Learning Tree activities for families to do at home and in the backyard.
Here are science activities from the Exploratorium (San Francisco) which deal with natural phenomena and are inexpensive to do: https://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks
Here are bird and ecology activities for kids from the Audubon Society: https://www.audubon.org/get-outside/activities/audubon-for-kids